Board of Trade advisory role: advises on export policy, institutional reforms and measures to strengthen trade competitiveness. Board of Trade (BOT) advises the Government on short- and long-term measures to increase exports, reviews sectoral export performance and institutional frameworks, and recommends rationalisation of policy instruments and procedures for imports and exports. It examines issues to promote foreign trade and competitiveness, commissions studies, and meets at least quarterly. The Commerce & Industry Minister is Chairman; up to twenty-five nominated members (including at least ten trade-policy experts) and specified ex officio representatives form the composition.
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Board of Trade advisory role: advises on export policy, institutional reforms and measures to strengthen trade competitiveness.
Board of Trade (BOT) advises the Government on short- and long-term measures to increase exports, reviews sectoral export performance and institutional frameworks, and recommends rationalisation of policy instruments and procedures for imports and exports. It examines issues to promote foreign trade and competitiveness, commissions studies, and meets at least quarterly. The Commerce & Industry Minister is Chairman; up to twenty-five nominated members (including at least ten trade-policy experts) and specified ex officio representatives form the composition.
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